tomorrow and sunday, a yellow line trains will operate via the blue line between huntington and stadium-aronry. -- armory. >> there will be a quiz on this at the end of the broadcast. >> it will be windy and chilly tomorrow. let's get into a look at what is happening. we are looking at frostberg university. they are used to this. they will wind up with 3 inches before this answer to that. people closer to the washington area, not as much. from frederick county va. and farther west, when you get into the highest elevations, you are into winter storm warning. pretty close to the averages today at 47 and 33. temperatures are comfortably cold right now. we are still around the 40's right now. that is why we are having rancho up and not snow. as you get into the colder air you do see some snow. we will see a mix through the over nine hours. as the storm system takes off the southeast coast of a virginia, we will see a change over of snow before it ends. a separate system will possibly bring more snow. 44 at reagan national airport. temperatures will turn it noticeably colder. the cold front is just

and i've been looking around in the corners and remembering the floods and the crockers and the huntingtons the stan fords and all the thins that went on out here -- stanfords. so the history is what makes me fascinated about san francisco. not what's here necessarily. >> everyone though herb cain was born after the fire, the life he lived was very impacted by that occurrence. >> reporter: each year before market street is awake they meet here at loudes market which survived the fire. they call themselves the south of market boys. they gather at the exact moment the fire struck. >> san francisco, open your golden gates. >> why to commemorate this city, to keep the name out. to show the people in the city always lived up to that old slogan, san francisco is a city that knows how. this city was in ashes, it was all in ruins when you're looking around here now and they built it up and brought it back to what it is today. >> we have decided on the morning on april 18th, we are going to have a mammoth celebration right here outside of city hall. >> friends, enemies, chronicle readers and illit e

and between the huntington and stadium-armory stations. definitely time to pack your patience. lesli. >> all right anita. remember five years ago when lexus introduced a car that can parallel itself? the skill that is so vital in our area is taking another hit in the district. >> i'm scott broom in northeast washington where we learned that dmv has not been testing motorists to see if they can parallel park to get their license. that's where 9news steps in today with a 9news parking test. >> everybody should know how to parallel park. >> you always wonder whether or not you're going to pass that part of the test. >> that's chai williams, and here she goes, between the 9news cones. not perfect, but good enough. >> are you ready to take my test? here comes lynn webster. >> she hit the cone. >> you hit the cone. so you might have bumped a car. >> you need to know how to parallel park. >> i live on a residential, with cars coming on a one-way street. if someone is having a difficult time parking, everyone has to wait. >> they don't have enough space on their lots to give the test.

but surprisingly, even the ones with no treatment, such as huntington's disease, about half of the patients who are at risk because one of their parents had the disorder actually would like to get the testing and do want to know. you may say why would they want to know this thing? it's so they can make certain major changes in their life plan, what kind of career they might pursue, whether or not to have children of their own, and so on. how do you think the test is going to turn out? do you think you'll be found to have the gene? not to have the gene? i think i'm going to have the gene. i think i am. but i think i could go on, you know, with other things in my life, rather than having it take up so much of my time worrying about it. edward mccabe: at this time, we're more studying rarer diseases, getting to know how those genes work. but we're using the same technologies now to move to the more common diseases. david faxon: so you might imagine many, many years from now that you go to your doctor's office and you have your gene map done. and it shows that you have a mutation that increases

a whole lot of cold air across the area. 30 in gaitersberg, washington coming in at 41 degrees, huntington at 33 and fairfax county coming in at 36 degrees. we're going to start our future weather 4-cast about noon tomorrow. we see cloud move in and moisture moves in and some of it will move in as snow. other areas will see rain. before it's all said and done, everybody will have a chance for some snof and some very cold temperatures. i'm break it all down coming up in just a minute. >> thank you, doug. the local kindergarten taken te accused of having a sexual relationship with a student is out on bond tonight. detectives say the relationship had been going on for a year and a half and that they were tipped off by an anonymous e-mail isn't to the school. campbell is cooperating with police. >> george hughly walked out of a courtroom today after a very long day in which prosecutors displayed graphic photographs of the body of yardley love. huguely played lacrosse at the university of virginia, grew up in chevy chase. he's accused of killing his ex-girl friend in a drunken rage. the photogr

we're off to a cool start from mclean to huntington, mt. pleasant, glendale, bladensburg, and colesville. it's generally in the low 40s now. 30s, though, in the shenandoah valley, out of the mountains. but all locations reporting temperatures above freezing. we have a clear sky now. we'll have high pressure over us, giving us plenty of sunshine today. we'll be into the mid to upper 50s by mid-afternoon. and then some clouds roll in tonight. here's your evening planner. sun sets at 5:59. near 40 at midnight with increasing clouds. looks like big changes on the way. details on that coming up in ten minutes. danella? >>> we have construction overnight at landover road. not causing you a problem at all. travel speeds look good. 61 miles per hour from i-95 to route 50. crossing over the wilson bridge heading into virginia, nice and clear in this area. travel speeds here, you're at 59 miles per hour. only taking six minutes to get from the wilson bridge to van dorn street. back to you both. >> danella, thanks. >>> 4:42 now. 45 degrees. still to c

social work, plus after all of her brothers died she became president of her father's company in huntington, west virginia. she remained very busy the rest of her life. these are members of ida's family, mostly, including her children. the large picture in the center was made in 1894 when she and wph got married and the people on the back row, ida and wph on left and ida's sis it ter and her husband, pratt, on the right. ida's maiden name are caldwell, these are members of the caldwell family. along the bottom ida's children. that's perry jr. on the left, mamie in the middle, the woman who donated the museum, created the museum, and youngest son. we're standing on the third floor billiard room. it was builts a billiard room. and the table has actually been know how it came the house was to be here. it is a single piece. it does not break down. i don't think there would have been any cranesve lifted it thr front. we have heard that it was liftgn the center of the house and that the hole was later closed up and that's as good an explanation as any. but this was a game room. and when the two m

those of us who follow him know at the huntington library is the only place you can catch him at risk. pilgrimage to normandy, as a babysitter. here he's reminding future students don't even think of getting me a kindle. here he is, jim and pat in the early years. there they are over half a century later still going strong. the napa valley tourist, father of the bride, favorite new role. on tour in israel with his most recent and last graduate student. posing for preservation. winning his prizes. a hopkins reunion gathering. a neither rain nor sleet will keep jim from his appointed rounds. mcpherson family, father and daughter celebrating. again, in the "new york times." how many of us get our pick being best by our daughter winning a lincoln prize. many of us know so much about his really splendid scholarly career, splendid public historian. as a preservationist? some of us need to think about what this battle-worn man has done as the battle of walmart most recently saving the wilderness for future generations is something we really need to celebrate and honor as well. jim lighthizer

number four is huntington county, new jersey, and number five back to northern virginia with arlington county, maryland. the american league of lobbyists today backing a lawsuit that seeks to overturn president obama's prohibition on lobbyists, the league said the policy is an arbitrary act of administration and a restriction freef speech, both of which are unconstitutional. the american league of lobbyists support this legal action going to the president of the group. the lawsuit was filed in the fall through members of an industry trade advisory committee or seeking to serve on one. today is valentine's day. the republican national committee has distributed 18 fake cards jabbing democratic politicians in a light-hearted way. one of the cards mocking congressman dennis kucinich from ohio says, i have a short list of valentine's this year. it has the bottom portion of his face cut off, with a knock at the fact he's short. another one bearing the image of debbie wasserman schultz says happy tuesday. that's as sweet as i get. some other democrats on these cards, attorney ar eric holder,

yellow line will run between huntington and the stadium armory station. on the blue line, the work starts at 10:00 tonight and will be finished by monday morning. >>> 37 degrees at 4:37. ahead on "news4 today," disturbing discovery about the man who killed his two sons and blew up his house. what authorities say they found on josh powell's home computer. >>> what's in his file? what the fbi's file on steve jobs is saying about the man behind the world's most valuable company. >>> if you're tired of the heat wave, it's cooling off today ahead of a rather wintry weekend. >>> 4:40. 36 degrees. a cold start to your friday, and it's getting colder this weekend. finally a real taste of winter for us. >> if you like the cold of today, you'll love the cold of tomorrow. tom? >>> you'll be enraptured by sunday. really getting frigid by sunday morning. big change on the way. no travel problems this morning as you head off to work and school. very early on this friday morning. right now, we are near freezing throughout most of virginia, maryland, west virginia, 37 at

. >> they said, your brother was body surfing at huntington beach and had a severe impact into the sand with a large wave, or somebody did this to your brother. >> the staff at fairview developmental center said van had simply fallen out of bed. but larry became suspicious of how the center was handling his brother's case. >> i talked with the supervisor. the way he was handling it, the way he was acting, don't want to talk to you, can't talk to you. i became suspicious. >> it turns out fairview's in-house police force waited five days to begin interviewing potential suspects. >> we had found out by then that there is no crime scene. investigation at the time of the incident, we found out no evidence was collected. >> in fact, evidence was altered. in the sleep log, entries for the hour when van's neck was likely broken were modified van's caregiver, johannes tinko, admitted to changing the log but the center's police didn't dig too deeply into why. an independent medical expert said van's december was likely homicide. but his opinion was left out of the final police report. no one was

those of us who followed him know at the huntington library is the only place you can catch him at rest. on a pilgrimage to normandy, balancing work and family as a babysitter. here he's reminding future students, don't even think of getting me a kindle. here he is jim and pat in the early years. there they are over half a century later still going strong. the napa valley tourist, father of the bride, favorite new role, on tour in israel with his most recent and last graduate student, posing for preservation, winning his prizes, a hot pins reunion gathering, a neither rain nor sleet will keep jim from his appointed rounds. mcfear son family father and daughter celebrating. again in the "new york times." how many of us get our picture being bussed by our daughter winning a lincoln prize, which he won not once but twice. again i will leave that to others. i think most of us know so much about his really splendid scholarly career. his really splendid public historian. but as a preservationist, i think some of us need to think about what this battle-worn man has done. as the battle of walma

well say he is also suspected of carjackings in hunting on it and vacaville -- huntington and vacaville in the same day. >>> they are taking a large stand and according to a group, they want saudi arabia kept out of the olympic games. they are one of three that have yet to send a female athlete to the world stage. this is a discrimination story and should not be supported by the olympic committee. >>> and thanks to the hard work of one woman, this is video type where they are setting up to get the rightful owner of a camera. he asked her to take a picture for him after the game and during all the super bowl excitement they became separated. since then, she has contacted several media outlets until tom's son saw the story. she reached out for palo alto after seeing photos on the camera of silicone valley. >>> time now, a young san francisco guy. the new clue hoping to catch that suspect. >>> and we are live outside where we have disturbing details about a serial killer's burial ground are emerging. >>> the dog beat out thousands of other dogs at the show, best in show. >> best in show >>

a substation that lead to an outage. 15,000 people in phon tan that lost their power. 20,000 in huntington beach was back on. milar balloons are known for knocking out power here in the bay area. pg&e crews repaired down lines. the woman says she was carrying balloons but they got away from her. floated right into the power lines and caused an explosion. pg&e says a metallic balloon knocked out power to 2600 customers in san francisco yesterday morning. >>> 5:26. a local airport shuttle company facing dozens of charges. how the allegations -- >>> watching the skies what cal tran is hoping to do today when they shut down the bay bridge and how the weather could wake change it -- could change it all. >>> a serial murder case that becomes more and more horrifying every day. we are about to get new information. >>> good morning, if you are driving on the sunol grade traffic is moving along nicely. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than

that dealer turned around and sold them for much more money to the huntington library. uc berkely says it can't afford to buy them back. >>> what investigators discovered that have them facing charges. >>> we go to tomorrow's forecast and take a look at the if five day, which has your weekend in view, and some clouds showing up. >>> developing news now, we have just received video of a shooting at a taco truck in oakland. it happened at the corner of 44th avenue and international boulevard. services had just ended at a church a couple of days away, and children were getting into a van when the shooting happened. luckily, no one was hurt, but back in december, you will recall, a 5-year-old was shot and killed at his parent's taco truck. >>> 19 uc students and alumni are suing uc davis over the pepper spray. protesters claim the officers were not properly trained to handle demonstrations. the suit seeks unspecified damages and more training for officers. a spokesman for the university says their lawyers have not yet reviewed the lawsuit and can't comment at this point. >>

and huntington and between the armory station on the blue line. >>> you might have noticed some d.c.t signs are getting a makeover. the font on many signs have been changed to coincide with federal standards but the changes have some people scratching their heads. for instance, the new hampshire avenue sign uses three different sized letters and lowercase letters half the size of the n capital letters. no words wheer the signs will be fixed any time soon. at least they get you there no matter how pretty they are. as long as they tell me the right way to go, i won't complain. >> 6:39 right now. perhaps virginia really is for lovers. next, we take you to fairfax county county, a community named one of the most romantic places in this country. this right here is my .4.45. >> talk about tough parenting, what led this father to open fire on his daughter's laptop fire on his daughter's laptop and post denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> a north carolina father has

tomorrow and sunday, yellow trains will operate through the blue line between huntington and stadium-armorying knows, reaction to yesterday's record mortgage deal. the end of an era for kodak. and why the fbi kept a file on apple founder steve jobs. rob nelson has those stories and more. >> complaints about the foreclosure settlement. critics say the $26 billion deal on the helps a small fraction of the millions of homeowners in trouble with their mortgage. it also will not put people back in the homes they lost to foreclosure. kodak is all but getting out of the camera business and will no longer make digital cameras pocket video cameras or digital picture frames. instead it will focus on the total printing. some customers using a citibank application owner ipad to pay bills were charged twice. citibank says it has fixed the glitch. the 20-year-old fbi file on steve jobs shows a c average in high school and personality flaws that are less than flattering. he was under consideration for a federal post. >> let's find out what is in store for today and for the weekend. first, lisa baden is st

that dealer turned around and sold them for much more money to the huntington library.rkely says it can't afford to buy them back. >>> what investigators discovered that have them facing charges. >>> we go to tomorrow's forecast and take a look at the if five day, which has your weekend in view, and some clouds showing up. >>> up first, we're just getting word of some developing news. what we've learned at the scene of another shooting at an oakland taco truck. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> developing news now, we have just received video of a shooting at a taco truck in oakland. it happened at the corner of 44th avenue and international boulevard. servi

heights and new york avenue and rhode island avenue and duane naylor avenue and red line runs between huntingtonnd stadium armory station and the blue line and l'enfant plaza and mt. vernon. >>> the font on many signs have been changed to coincide with federal standards. the changes have some people scratching their heads. t one sign has upper and lowercase ed letters and the lower case is half the size of the capital letters. no word when it will be fixed. >>> cold air coming. >> we don't know if it will stick around or set >>> the man who stalked madonna is now in police custody. police caught up with him yesterday. he received and served 10 years in prison for threatening to kill the pop star. he was sent to a mental hospital after being classified as mentally disturbed offender after another run-in last year. >>> the cia is up and running after being attacked by the hacker group, enthusiasm. that's not all. they also claimed to have stolen information from 40,000 people in alabama. hackers enthusiasm says the s says -- hackers anonymous says it's for racist information to punish criminals. >

>> huntington e-mails in your fault -- engels in norfolk. i think that while we need a strong base and industry, and we've got to maintain that industrial base and maintain a aly, we are going to negotiate a contract that is fair to the taxpayers. we are going to negotiate a contract requires you to do certain things on time and on budget or the taxpayers will not be there to pick up the tab. >> let's go back to personnel. this is the editor of military.com. >> those who are on reserves that is who are in active duty botanically reservists, when they tried to stay on they were told we do not need to you can go home. that kind of thing is already happening. the other thing is that promotion requirements will get more stringent. guys maybe would have been advanced in previous environment will not be this time. it is reason to get shown the door. it'll be tougher to stay in. those that would have liked to make it a career may be forced out. >> anytime you get smaller, that happens. >> how much smaller will be in a bb? >> what i was going to say

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miss tonya out in the book review in huntington long island with the body language dating book. >> that's right, saturday. >> bill: that should be something out there. >> turn your nose as you say that. >> bill: i don't know. body language of dating, everyone. gingrich and hawaii a-0. d man has a guest role on the program. i have not been invited. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, as we mentioned at the top of the program it was a good night for rick santorum last night. the senator says is he raising big money since the votes went his way. dennis miller joins us from santa barbara, his hometown. do you think santorum really has a shot? >> i think he did more for the sweater last night since anybody maybe 23-year-old lana turner was somebody who did that much for the sweater. once you win the trifecta, bill, the colo, m trifecta he has set himself up as the mitt romney. he is like keno reeves does the thing. the accent conservative is in a knot. santorum it's in his hard drive. i think gingrich is about to be surpassed by this guy.

so we're taking a low cost flight from fort lauderdale to huntington, west virginia. this flight has been called the oxy express because it's the flight that people from the tri-state area, kentucky, ohio and west virginia take to come here down to florida to buy prescription drugs and take them back to their home states. to get a sense of how far florida's pill pipeline stretches, we're heading to the heart of appalachia to greenup kentucky, population 1200. ♪ this is greenup county, so1, sheriff keith cooper, i'm making a phone call to a female known only to me as brandi at this time. (mariana) keith cooper is the sheriff of greenup county, he's trying to make contact with a local woman who he's learned is looking to make a trip down to florida to buy some pills. (phone) you have reached the sprint pcs voice mailbox of ... (mariana) he sometimes goes by duncan when he's working undercover. >>brandi, hey, this is duncan. i'm a friend of jimmy's. he said something about you needing somebody to a ride in florida. i'm fixing up to head on up the hell out of here a littl

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william la jeunesse is in huntington beach, california, for a look at president obama's domestic oil saying now and what he said four years ago. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. now we send it back to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." some dude just tried to bomb the u.s. capitol. his name is el khalifi, obviously he is amish. upset over unpasteurizeed milk. janet napolitano is correct. it's the darn religious whiteies -- righties. righties and whiteies. it was a moroccan illegal working with al-qaeda. who isn't these days? while this is going on, the media are focusing on the new york police department for monitoring muslim student websites. how is that a bigger story? well, when you pitch students against cops, the media will always side with the students because they both share the clumsy rhetoric and goofy eye wear like mine. but cops are right. they eye the groups because they attract young muslim men, key terror demographic. maybe we should have the cops also track girl scouts, too, to be fair. how is mo

miss tonya out in the book review in huntington long island with the body language dating book. >> that's right, saturday. >> bill: that should be something out there. >> turn your nose as you say that. >> bill: i don't know. body language of dating, everyone. gingrich and hawaii a-0. d man has a guest role on the program. i have not been invited. miller is next. [ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt. from the heart of detroit to the health of the country, chevy runs deep. instead of blaming me, try advil congestion relief. often the real problem is swelling, not mucus. advil congestion relief reduces swelling due to nasal inflammation. so i can breathe. advil congestion relief. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, as we mentioned at the top of the program it was a good night for rick santorum last night. the senator says is he raising big money since the votes went his way. dennis miller joins us from sa

that spilled in our yard and neighbor's yard where they brought along a huntington post reporter, noedia reporters. it wrote about it for fortune, they went after me and after my integrity. having been the target of them, you know -- >> sean: this is almost daily. always usually out of context. now i'm on the enemy's list, what they have. private investigators must have been bored. apparently it's going on for some time. there is a bigger issue. pat said something the struck me. the views are not new. you're right. he interviewed controversial figures from louis farrakhan and down. he can accept controversial people with controversial views. >> i think the great american panel may be the last place on television where yes will mind, often two conservative and one liberal. sometimes two and one and sometimes three. >> there is no other pat buchanan forum out there. unfortunate it's lost. i hope you keep the panel because it's one thing i watch. i like to see people spark it up. >> sean: i do, too. i like the passion and the give and take. pat and i had a brutal knock-down battle on ir

>> huntington engels in norfolk. i think that, while we need, have got to have a very strong defense, industrial base, very strong defense industry, and we've got to maintain that industrial base -- in r&d, engineering, and manufacturing -- but once you take on that sort of thing, we are going to negotiate a contract that is fair to the taxpayers. we are going to negotiate contract that requires you to do certain things on time, on budget, or the taxpayers will not be there to pick up the tab. >> let's go back to personnel, word carrier from the -- >> those people on reserve status who are in an active duty, they were told we do not need you, you can go home. that kind of thing is already happening. the other thing is, promotion requirements will get more stringent. so guys who maybe would have been advanced in previous environments will not be this time. and failure to advance is reason to get shown the door. so it will be tougher to stay in, and those who would have liked to have made a career may be forced up. >>

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. >> caller: spring training boo-yah from huntington valley. >> holy cow, another guy from bucks county, and we're basically turned into kyw tv, isn't it? let's see who's in the booth tonight. okay. go ahead. >> caller: anything less than a world series championship is a disappointment this year. >> anything less than dow 14,000 is a disappointment this year, steve, right back at you. >> caller: bigger companies with commodity pressures having trouble holding market share and suffering slower growth potential, what makes you think that tech companies like cisco can pull a rabbit out of their hat and grow? >> this is a great question. i'm not going to put cisco in that category. they've got a great balance sheet. finistar after the close, i like american tower for cell phone and telco spend. but intel, it's the valuation, steve. microsoft, it's the valuation. dell, it's evaluation. barely went down, it's the dividends, it's the buybacks, it's the cash flow. it's inexpensive versus last time. i'm popping the tiny bubbles right here, right now or at least the bubble talk. "mad money" will

explosions and sirens wailing] >> on the night of october 29, 2003, the hayes lemmerz factory in huntingtonloded in a ball of fire. the plant made wheels for cars. and federal investigators said aluminum dust had piled up and detonated. 33-year-old shawn boone was a mechanic at the plant. his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a couple of his coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning point for caroly

yellow line trains will run between huntington and the stadium armory station, blue line, the work startstonight and will be finished by monday morning's rush hours. >>> let's check the midday traffic now. here is danella sealock. >> good morning, barbara. looking good on the roads. if you are taking the beltway, inner loop at route 5, branch avenue, you are at 64 miles per hour. also the inner loop at route 50 looking good at 62 miles per hour. outer loop 97, georgia avenue, here at 57 miles per hour. and if you are crossing over the american legion bridge, not really seeing any issues for you. you are clear in both directions. bash remarks back to you. >> all right, danella. thank you. >>> well, getting a nose job might do more than improve someone's looks. new study suggests that the procedure may make patients appear younger. dr. stephen hopping joins thus morning to talk about those find. good morning. i have been tweeting that out today and i tweeted -- folks are already anxious to hear what you have to say about that. this is something you can do to make you look younger until the

yellow line trains will run between huntington and the stadium armory station on the blue line.he work starts at 10:00 tonight and will be finished by monday morning's rush hour. >>> what looked like a comfortable lead disappeared literally within seconds for the capitals last night. they took the 2-0 lead early in the third period including alex ovechkin's 23rd goal of the season. but all that quickly evaporated as the winnipeg jet scored on a power-play goal and another from center ice. in a matter of just 12 seconds. the tie lasted until a shoot-out when winnipeg sealed the 3-2 comeback with -- for a win. the caps will try to get back on track sunday against the rangers. a lead is slippery on ice. >>> former george mason coach jim laranega could be in the running for the acc coach of the year with the job he's doing in his first year at miami. the hurricanes blew out virginia tech last night. this victory came just four days after miami upset duke. the hurricanes are now 6-3 in the conference and could be in contention to make the ncaa tournament. all right. so happy for him.

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